Daily Eugene guard., December 21, 1898, Image 4

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DAILY EUCENE GUARD.
WEDXE j)AY, - DKCKMBKR 21
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Julius Goldsmith's
All Popular Brands
OfClgurs for buIo.
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
A holiday advertisement In the
DAILY and WEEKLY GUARD
would be a good investment for
an" business man. It is the
paper that the people of Eugene
and Lane county read first for
their news.
Hr'V 'lit.
Overton's wull paper sale.
XmuB Is but a few dnyB oil'.
DcMoss family Thursday night.
P & H gloves uro water proof.
I.nrgo Kus'ern oysters at the Ban
quet. Fresh lino of Wuli paper ui Preston fc
Hale's.
Delicious now erc'iun candy I't the
Banquet.
Uncle Sinn's hurneHsoll til Preston it
Httlo'B.
Largest itock of artists nuppllea nl
Prestou & Hale's
First Milltury hull of the season
Christinas eve.
DeMoBB 1 unlly Thursday night.
Fresh line of pulnta and oils at Pres
ton & Hale's.
Cabluels photos $1 CO per dozen, Eu
gene Photo 'o:
The nicest line of Xniua candy lu
town at the Uonbonlere.
Opt Preston fc Mule's prices btfore
buying your paint.
Elegant selection of culj glues at
Luckcy 'b Jewel ry store.
Good music at lhedauce Christinas
eve. lie sure aud come.
Prices no objeot at Watts' the com
ing week. Goods muet go. '
M O Warner tuneB planus und
organs. .Repairing and polishing,
- Ladies Initial h ludlterchlefs, worked
lu Bilk, only 6 oeuts ut Frank Dunn's.
The Celebrated Homo Oysters, 50 cts
a can at the Bonboulore.
DiMoss fumlly Thursday night.
Silver novelties of latest patterns for
the holiday trad at Luukey's jewelry
Btore.
Call early do not delay, placo your
orders now, Eiigouo Photo Co.
V D Combs at P O Grocery will
.'Uipllcate any priced made by any
grocer lu Luna couutk ,
Uents Initial haudkcrchlefs, woiked
In ellk, only 10 cents at Frank Dunn's
$5.00 Platlno Cabinets for the holi
days $3.50 pir dot at theKugene Photo
81ml lo.
Special low prices for the holidays,
Bee samples at the Eugene Photo
Studio.
Lots ol nice goods ut Watts' suitable
for holiday presents. Prices about 60
per cent less thau usual.
Chamberlain's Cliollo, Cholera a . d
Diarrhoea Remedy can always he de
pended upon and is pleasant and safo
to take. Bold by Osburn & Do Lnno
A gentleman ol honor wishes the
acquaintance of a young lady; money
uo object. Intentions matrimony.
Address T D 8, Eugene, Oregon.
Watts will move Into new quarters
the last week lu this mouth und has
only next week to sell out his stock.
Prices will Bull goods must go.
F'tieat line of opera glasses ever
brought to Eugene, At l.uokey's
Jewelry storo.
Everything must be sold this month.
Come early und avoid the rush.
Ccomimk.
Those perfumes
One lu a box 23o
One In a box Mo
One In a box Too
One In a box fl 00
At Yerlngton's.
The peoplo of Monterey county, Cal
ifornia, have petitioned the governor
for help. Their appeal Is a pitiful one.
No mill for months, and everything
destroyed aud nothing to rat. How
can a sensible Orrgoniuu kick at our
rain.
Santa
Claus
bos established headquarters
for Mens, Women and Child
reus Kiioks and Si.ii'i'KUs at
Yoran's Shoe Store.
See display of XM AS presents
In their shoe window.
DeMoss family Thursday night.
Eastern oysters 60 cts a cau at the
Bonboniere.
Good program and full orchestra at
Armory Hall Saturday night.
Get a dozen of the little mlnuettes
photos tor 60c at the Eugene Photo
Studio.
Those perfumes
Delicute, Fragrant, Lasting
Seeleys The great American perfumer.
There are others we have tliem
At Yerlngton's.
Dressmaking and all kinds of plain
sewing done at the house or will goout
by the day or week. Mies Ora Piukard,
7th street, between Jefferson and
Madison.
For many years science has studied
liquors. Itesult, the whole world uses
whiskey. It has proven the beststim
ulunt and does not injure nerves and
tissues like coca wines and other
drugged compounds. And Harper
Whiskey Is the Ideul whiskey. Bold
by C. Hodes, Eugene, Oregon, .
Pains In the chest when a person
has a cold Indicate a tendency towaid
pneumonia. Apiece of flannel damp
cued with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on to the chest over the seat
of pain will promptly relieve the pain
and prevent the threatened attack of
pneumonia. This same treatment will
cure a lame buck iu a few hours. S ild
ny Osburn & De Lauo.
The Coming Woman
Who goes to the club whi lo her bus
band tends the baby, us well as the
good old-fashioned woman who looks
after her home, will both at times pet
rundown in health. They will be
troubled with loss of appetite, head
aches, sleeplessness, fainting or diz.y
spells. Tile most worderful remedy
for these women is Electric Bitters
Thousands of sufferers from lume back
and weak kidneys rise up and call it
blessed. Jt Is the medicine for women.
Feimi'e complaints and nervous
troubles of all kinds are sr-on relieved
by tho use of Electrlu Hitters. Delicate
women should keep tills remedy on
hand lo build up the system. Only
50o pir bottle, For Bale by Wilklus &
Linn.
Christmas UimatloiiB.
The children of the public bcIiooIs
made their donations for ihe worthy
poor of Eugene today. Very littlo be
sides this hat been received.
Any one desiring to help lu this
worthy cause, who cannot send the
contribution to the Central school, will
confer a favor by notifying MrllesBUr,
or Mr Orion at the Central school.
Flour Is most needed.
"Strength is not the
only food-virtue."
Sciiing's Best
soda ntu! baking powder
are strong and pure,
tea and coffee,
are delicate, pure and
fresh,
spices and extracts
are pure, strong, and ol
wonderful flavor. ,
Tt Ml by
J.U.OMftS.0.
llarn llurned.
Record: A barn belonging to Mr J
Jj Lombard, who lives seven miles
southwest of this city, was burned
Tuesday night of last wck under clr.
oumstnnces that would lead one to
believe that the fire was of Incendiary
rigin.
Two horses were con lined in the
barn previous to the Are, one the prop
erty of Mr Lombard and the other be
longing to a neighbor. After the Ore
it developed that the one belonging to
Mr Lombard had perished but toe
oilier had been turned out in tho pas
ture. A bottle which had contained
coal oil was ulso found a short distance
from the ruins.
The bam contained In addition to
the horse, 15 or 20 tons of hay, UOi
bushels of grain, a wagon and harness
and a number of other articles, lu all
amounting to about $700, with uo in
surance. Mr Lombard wei lu town
wheu the lire occurred.
Ikctuukon Emiiuvo.'.ooy -Today's
Oregoniau: "Profetsor V L Washburn
of tho Oregon slate university, will
read a paper tonljrht before the Port
land Medical Society ou "Euibryolo
gy," at the building of the medical
department of tho university, at Tweu-ty-thlrd
and Lovijoy streets. Any
one interested lu science is invited to
attend "
A Hood Paintino. A painting of
Mount Hauler in tho window of Hall
A Sou's store, Is by Mrs 1! F Bond of
Irving. It is a creditable piece of work
and is received with much favorable
comment.
CAi'K Kotmi. A ladies cape was
found on the streets of Eugene this
week. The owner can proeiue same
by calling at the Uuahd oftlce and
paying for this notice.
Street Commissioner Mtimmey had
a gang ol hobos cleaning cross walks
today. A good move.
How Douo Joinku Albany Deoin-1
crat: "The Democrat receiiil.v m-n-
tioned Ibe jolt. leg of Ihe Hi'O U ly j
Doug Hamilton, ( li'Mi, one of ihe.
famous men i f tlic Vulu-y. A a uinthr
of fact lie did nut j In Ibe Elks, lie
appeared at the hill diiiinit I hi- meet
ing ol the Klkx in,, I mid be au:i(l to
join the Allmn v Woodmen, m il.u fvio
WoiHluif ll hud I wire ri-flJM'.d t I liike
him in. Ho urn. told lo con.e back in
an hour The hulgii adjourned, mid
several men fiom different lodges
gathered together on the street, uwait
ed Drug's arrival, when be was i-'lven
the "Orienlul" and a great deal of lun
bad for an hour or two, which was as
near as he came to becoming a mem
ber of the Albuny Woodmen or any
oilier order.'1
Vhk liAHUKlis. The barbers of Ore
gon have organized to protect 'heir
business aud a bill, the title of h hich
Is as follows, will be introduced by
Hon Elmo Davis during I lie regular
Bessiou: "Aiiliforau uct to regulate
the pursuit of the busiuess, art and
avocation of a barber; I no llceutilug
of persons to carry on such bu-iuess
and to iusure the belter qualifications
of persons lollowiug such business in
the slate of Oregon
Cokrkct. The Oregoniau today
eiiioriully says: ''The respite from
the gallows granted Claud ilranlon, of
Lane couuly, prooubly allows him to
breathe eesler, certainly ll will permit
him to breathe longer. The duy of his
execution wo coming uncomfortably
close, Fr'day, ihe 23d Inst, being the
time set for the execution ,of penally.
A respite In such ejise can hardly be
indorsed on grounds of humanity, and
cartiinly not upon that of economy.")
For Hai.k. An Ideal home with 22
acres of land 1) miles from Eugene ou
the river road. Good house aud burn.
About 8 acres of flnoapple orchard; all
kinds of small fruits, etc. Price $171)0;
cash down $1175, wiih balance ou 7
years or less time, at option of pur
chaser, with interest at the rate of 6
percent, Inquire or address Ouaiid
olllco.
Makkikd. Justice O.A Winter-
meier united N G Hayes aud RJ
Bpivey of liudley ville, lu marriage
Monday, Deo 19.' They are well kuowu
young people of the western end of the
county and will be warmly congratu
lated by their friends.
Pukk Brandy. Examined by the
best ol Judges and found to be strictly
pure and the best of stimulants. For
sale at 76 cents per quart or $2 60 per
gallon, 6th and Blair streets, Eugene,
Oregon. Made by I M Francis.
Anotiikb Ciikibtmas. Today's
Salem Statesman: Claude Brauton,
the Lane county murderer, Is rejoicing
that he will have an opportunity to
enjoy one more Christinas on Ibis
muudune sphere.
Lost. A black ribbon belt with
Bleel buckle and slides, between
(Jharnellon and Pearl on Ninth street.
Finder will please leave at ctore of F E
Dunn.
Shingles For Bale A carload of
first class Washington cedear shingles
Just received and for, sale lu any quan
tity at Andrew's lumber yard.
KOTM Notice. Eugene Lodge
KOT Maccabees, will hold regular
meeting at their hall Wednesday eve
ning. Important business. Members
and visiting knights invited.
To Wed. Clerk Lee has issued a
marriage permit to N G Hayes, 20, and
RJ Spivey 28, the necessary atlldavlt
being certllled to by H E Owen.
Rafflr. The rltle rallied at Taylor
& Weber's barber shop last night was
won by No 20, sold to J D Johnson.
Tkimmku Hat Bale. Miss E
Saltzman will Inaugurate a special
drive on trimmed hats this week ouly.
Wanteu. One or two boarders.
Iuquire at ooruer Twelfth aud Char
nelton streets, or at Guakd office.
Toii.ktBkts For 75 cents. Toilet
Sets for $1.00, and bo on upward.
AT Yekinoton's.
A Position iVanted By a married
lady lu a small family to do house
work. Apply at Guakd oftlce.
This Week Only Speolal sale of
trimmed hats at Minn E Sitltznmn's;
60o, 75c, (1.00 and up.
Wanted. A girl to do general
house-worn, apply at 8 H Frlendly's.
Lost. A K P watch charm, Finder
please return to this oftlce.
FoUND Atlailies purse at Barker's
Gun Works.
Oun Gallows. See new prices to
day. Cooli DO K.
Bokn In this city, Deo 11, to
and Mrs Chas Hcott, a daughter.
Mr
f?mMm
FROM
BIRTH
0;ir littlo (Inuglitpr hail Eczema froirt birth.
The jiart.1 fttllitMoil wouM becomo tfrriMy lu
tl.inu'ii, iuuI v;iur wouM ocu out liko groat
Ih'atUof iwitlr.itiont finally this wouM dry
tip ami tlm skin would rr.u-k ami pool off. FI.o
puuVtvil tcrhMy, Hail to )uH sott mittens on
nor hamla to kcop hor from si-ratrhinp. Two
of our loailiiift v.vtcians did not help hor.
Aftor bainlng hor with Cituhra Soar, I
1'ylitMl CrnoritA (olnt mono freolv, ami pavo
hrrOi'TtecRA Uijolvkvt roiiularijr. Sheim
r.m ol onrt anj is mote Hrrrr troubled, Tho
Kut onion t 1 havo inailo are alwoluU'ly tn;
and not elaborated In any w;v.
KOHKUT A. LAr'lt.VM,
llli West ShioS-iuare, SprinstieM, 111,
5; tiptCi mTittnfi'T mm I'mTltinor rWmr!
lit Ki'j.wnn I orlhii Winn bih with, rvti
r Sur, rtntip ni-ltitmff with i't'Ttri pitt ot
m.'!l cnt kfn rirti, in.lml it d,..-o( lVTt-i Kb
9t, crffthMlul b wM uinf!i i Bttiil humor curt.
I'KRsOSAL.
11 N t.Viekerliue is ag .in iK Eug"e.
Jiw F Amis, is able to be do u "'' I
auiu
John Hiuiioii returned fmlll fulelll
lol-.y.
Henry N B iker, of l 'di peinlenc . i-
ill Kugelll'.
Col Dulos D Neer turned lo Pnrt
luii.l today.
N 8 Dygent of Porl land was in K.i-1
gene today.
Elder Burnett was an arrival ou to
day's train.
H E Ankeny is home from a brief
trip to Salem.
Dr Charlts H Chapman left today
tor points north.
B J Peugru. of Klamath Falls, was
iu Eugene today.
W W Cochran, of Collage. Grove was
iu Eugene today.
Miss Stella Bean, ot Mspleton, is
VlBltlng In Eugene.
Mrs Hugh Gruy, of Albany, arrived
up today to viHitreluti es.
Hugh A Barrcame home this after
noon from a trip to Portland.
Miss Bertha Templeton went to j
ilalsey today to spend the holidays. j
Douglas Waftom and Wilhurn War
ner, of Harrlsburg, spent last night In
Eugene.
Policeman ' Simpson is about the
Htreets today after a hard tusnel with
typhoid fever.
Miss ftlttiy Young left yesteruuy fir
a visit at Rock Springs, Arkansas.
Her sister Mis Flora, accompanied
her part way.
Among the students leaving for their
homes today to spend the holidays
were: Messrs Whitliesy, McArthur,
Galloway, Jakway, Teuiplet-jn. B irber,
Young and Bean.
. J E Davis of Sonoma county, Cul is
lu Eugene on a business trip. He is
looking splendid and Is pleased with
his Dew home. His son Jaok, has been
sick for u few weeks but is better now.
Prof John S'raub leaves ou the over
land tonight for San Francisco, having
received the unwelcome news that Mrs
Slraub Is In the hospital and quiiesick.
Vincent is not quite so well having
contracted a severe cold.
JI l.e toad J.MM.M. '! '"ft?
the b.n t ,K:l1, , , ,,i I,,., n tr..ulileil
H ' "l1.":.,. , 'V ... l!,a alter !!
,,uiiii..ii' '. , u, ua no iroul.lo
il CANDY
CATHARTIC ,4
S-fi Tif nTS OM1
-V TSADl MASK IOITli
Si.
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CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
si,Vi:w iwm. a "'
Krrc of i..lia' ge lo Suffoiers.
Cut this out and take it to your
druggist and get a sample bottle free of
Dr King's New Difoovery for con
sumpliou, coughs and colds. They do
not ask you to buy before trying. This
will show you tho great merits of tills
truly wonderful remedy, and show you
what. can he accomplished by the
regular si.e bottle. This is uo experi
ment, and would bo disastrous to the
proprietors, did they uot know it
would invariably cure. Many of he
best physicians are now using It in
their practice, with great results, and
are relying on it in most severe cases.
It is guaranteed. Triul Dottles free at
WilkliiB & I, inn's drugstore. Regular
sl.e 60 couts aud $1 UO.
Il-- TO DA O f"M nrt ti.i;r;nlPP(l lir ''"'
F('T BALL BANQUET. .
Finul celebration of the Season's
College Vici cries.
The U of O co eds lait eveuing,
tendered a bouquet to the 'OS football
team and the board of managers. It
we i one of ihe sweliest uil'aiis ever
given in Kugene, and tne college domi
nions of Oregon go to their noiues in.
day with many words of praise for the
"ullllia ed spirits."
The affair waa given at the Banquet
which had neen tastefully Oecoiated
hi lemon vellow. Ou one side of the
hall "College Champions of Oregon,
appeared in large letters, while on the
other were grouped severul rooi-uuu
nictures, Including two of ' dear old
Simi'son." Over the middle of ihe
table under a canopy of niisletne, hung
a pigskin the relic of Ibe Corvadis
game.
Miss Lizzie Griffin '99, actod as .oast
mistress. Professor Young's toast was
the " '08 Foo-oall Team," which was
responded to by Capt It S Smith '01.
B C Jakway '02 spoke concerning the
":o-eds" and Miss Lulu M Rei'shaw
'90, responded. The other tousis were
"The fcot-bull hero," by Professor F S
Duuu '92, and "Tne '99 track teum,"
by Clin V Gallowey '99. Football
poems were read by Mis- Theresa
Friendly '98, aud Miss Esther Johnson
'01. At 11 o'clock, after three hearty
cheers for theco-tds, the merry thr. tig
disbanded aud the curtain was
drawn ou the last act of the football
boi'iou of '98.
. Those present were: The chaperouen,
Prof and Mrs FG Young,' Prof and
Mrs F 8 Duuu; Misses Grlllln, John
son, Renshaw, Thompson, ' Buunurd,
Taylor, Hendricks, the Misses Frieud
ly, the Misses Miiier, the Misses An
keny, Mrs Hugh riiompson, - Temple.
tou and Btiaub; aud Messrs Smith,
Jakaway, Bishop, Starr, Templeton,
Wilson, Angell, Ilediugs, vouug
Zlegler, Brysou, McArthur, Whit
tlesey, Kuykeudall and Gailo .ay.
The Biioktest Dav. Today is the
shortest duy iu the year aud the days
will steadily lengthen until June 21,
which will be the longest dally visit
from the warm rays of Old Sol.
CAMERAS!
CAMERAS !!
CAMERAS III
'99 Styles Just Received-
PRICES LER THAN EVER
See Display-
E. Schwarzschild
Eugene Book Store
?5,t)UO,000 Lost ou Horse Kaces.
It Is stated t hut a mun won and lest
i5,000.000 on horse races. For twenty
years he kept at it, an J most of the
time he was successful. At last fortune
turned against him, and today he in
pennlleBs. Gambling Is a good deal
hke neglect of health. It can be kept
up a long time, but in . the end it is
disastrous, fortunes are han'er to re
store llian health. The Arst steo to
ward winning back lost health is to
restore the digestive organs to a normal
concilium, nor this nurnose 11 os
tetter'e Stomach Bitters is fur adend of
anything else. This remedy is a
specino ior inuigestion, dyspepsia,
fever, ague, nervousness and sleepless,
ness. It is u wonderful touic. Drug
gists sell It everywhere.
3.00
FOR
51.50
Odds and ends in Shoes
$3 C0, $2 75, $2.50 Shoes
All for $1.50.
$2.00, $1.80, $1-75 Shoes $1 25
For HOLIDAY GOODS
Don't Forget to IV nil I V
IIA UILL1.
CLOAK SALE !!!
GREAT
REDUCTION
ON
Ladies ,nd
Children's
Cloaks
What we have left.
Must go at a price.
fill JflanafaetweFs
Of 'WbII Pun
Have joined together and furnio.l
i,:i;., ,... 11
combination. Prices for 180'.) patt'.. "s
range from 25 per cent to 50 pt-r fiw'rl5,!i"
than this year mmx
We have a few
good patterns of
1898 In
Papers....
Which we will sell at sligMly reduced prices to
make room lor our new spring stock..
""ft
at Half h
H Call ornl.
) u" ullll J
them....
Griffin Hardware Co
Don't Forget
j. n.
Howe
Will take your measure and have
made to order suits from 13 to
$Jo. rants Irom $1 to $11,
Over 1000 samples to choose
from. Fit guaranteed or no sale.
See samples at Starr & Aya-
PiTlO III iieJOB LOT WALL PAPER
vl rmm , . .. .STLL GOING 0
every dollar spent. Goods going fast; uon't Hiss It
LA- OVERTON, Eighth Bt, Eugene. : : 3 doors west ofiwj
Orphans Home Benefit Hall.
The orphans home benefit ball given
uuder the ausplc;s of the Kugene
Bsbehah Lodge at the Armory hall
Friday evening Dec 30: h, promised, to
be one ot Ihe lending social features of
the season, and as this danue Is given
for a most worthy cause it should be
encouraged by a large attendance. A
committee of the ladies will oull on
you in time to give you all an oppor
tunity to secure tickets which will only
cost one dolhir.
Friday Night
Duvls Bros will, on - Friday night,
introduced Be vera I figures of the Ger
man at their dancing academy, among
them being the "Vegetable" and
"Cheat." Full orchestra In attendance.
hunday Dinners.
The Hoffman House will make a
special feature of Sunday dinners,
Price 50 cuts and service unexcelled.
Married. Sunday Dec 18, 1808, at
Vancouver, Wash, Mr B A Henslte
and Miss Annie Hovern were united in
marriage. Miss Sovern formerly re.
sided in Eogehe. The groiu is a bus'
iness man of Vancouver.
TEM,YOUBSlSTK.
A beautiful compluxioo is an impowiiLility
without good pure blood, tho sort thnt only
exiBts in connection with good digestion.
healthy liver and bowels. Karl's Clover
Root Tea acta directly on the bowels, liver
and kidneys keeping them in perfect health.
Price 25 cts and 50 cts at Wilkius and Linn
Druggiata.
Bargaluit In Keal Estate.
I hare for sale several tracts of land
belonging to parties who obtained said
lands by " foreclosure of mortgago,
whicli are lor sale very cheap and on
easy terms.
Aho city property iu Eugene aud
Springfield of like conditions and
terms, For description and prices call
on BB Williams, Agent,
Eugene, Oregon.
Hotice.
From this date there will be no
lurthi r admittance of visitors Into th
county jail. W VV Withers,
Dec 13. 1S98. Sheriff.
hffklnp powder
ring extracts
Schilling's Best
ten
coffee
audit
flavor!
arc all good; but of course
' CHURCH DEUICAT10I.
Harrlsburg's New U GCturliiJ
cessfully Pot to a.
The M E chureli at Hsraum
coin; leied lust week aud Miaul J
babbatn of this week. TLiufcl
edineeisof modern design, npi
Albany Herald, cnuplete in :
apartmeuh, a model of liirt
something that every cliiziintJ
town hai just cause to be proud cf.
Elder Gue, of Portland, prtiWj
Ihe dedication tervices, His aM
wc.s greatly aduilred.by all itmt
tions. It differed fiom Ibe (Mrl
iu that beurgtd a more gtntnlcl
closer fraternity anioug t e oiV:l
families of the church anil Ihiitil
his poiut of view tlie sucewi offcl
work depended mainly on ibeiofel
ual efforts of the membership, bou :
proselyte and U collect fundi fcq
purposes of the church. Honut:
this occ:"ion lie look Ibe initial
and f 9 a lesson in the art ol fcl
pc ple let go of their caeh blimKl
nieut in preemlneut, aud Ibt Imul
the sum nf$!)32 alood asadeM ijt-l
thiB church in the morning ud I
In the eveuing it mh dediaw l
of all liability, show, tbitiks-t
man wri in the right pla
Driver occunled the pulpit ll!
ing service and gave bis n-T
many new proofs of bis leboM,!
fn;.,...a.,ta MnpriftllV doelblf
play a rare vigor ol mind u'
ripe in years.
Two Pointed Questions
inn' I
What, uthe use of miiiK'
article than your competitor uj
not get a better price f ll-Aus-As
thereisnodiflenw';
llm nllhliC Will bUr1"'
better, so that while oar f
v, n,lli.ronafinele sale"
much greater iu M
How run you gei r-
i the hesl?
If both articles are txf
....i.. ,,.rii, nubile bothaa
to be trlea auu 'u Ml
quickly pass juognieu.
use ouly the better ooe.
TUis epi"" -- j, :
Chaniberlu.n's Cough M
people have been using" .
h.ve found tin
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put forth wllhrtilif1 ,
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Winter of Eugene, bej relumed to her
home. She accompanied W W With
ers here as guard over an insane lady
and stopped In the city for a short vlait
with her iinole, Hon J I Thompson
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For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO.
MBALHERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORES
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